Spain offers 3 Mathematics & Statistics programmes across 3 universities: University Ramon Llull and IE University — both private institutions with strong quantitative business programmes — and the public University of Granada, which has a long tradition in pure and applied mathematics. Together these universities provide a range of entry points for students interested in statistical modelling, actuarial science, and data analysis. Tuition details are not currently published; fees at private institutions such as Ramon Llull and IE tend to be higher than at public universities.
Spain's growing fintech and analytics sectors, combined with a Mediterranean quality of life, attract international students to Mathematics & Statistics programmes in cities including Barcelona and Granada. Admission typically requires a strong mathematics background at secondary or undergraduate level plus documented English proficiency.
There are 3 Mathematics & Statistics programmes at 3 universities in Spain.
University Ramon Llull, IE University, and the University of Granada all offer programmes in this field.
Tuition varies by programme — private universities such as Ramon Llull and IE University typically charge higher fees than the public University of Granada; check each listing for details.
Yes, all three universities welcome international applicants and offer English-medium programmes.
A strong background in mathematics at A-level or undergraduate level is standard, along with English proficiency. Some master's programmes may require GRE or GMAT scores.